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I use an Ablative paint and by the end of the season most of it is down to bare minimum so build up is not a problem

I hit it with an Air Hammer and it popped right out. You may want to try to heat it up a bit too.

Exactly!!

I had the blue on my 30 marlin and my 330 came in with the ivory. I was really hesitant at first because I am always getting my decks bloody. I was afraid the ivory would constantly be stained. To my amazement they look as good today as they did when they were new. They are easy to wash up and...

Mine runs about the same. 1.2 mpg at best.

Re: Thanks Just around the first half that had to fit in the hole. I'm glad you got er' done!

Not in Maryland you don't! They screw you every way they can and give nothing back.

I have completed this job a couple times. It is still a pain in the ass. First thing to do is take up that back section of floor. You won't be able to get the job done with that in place. (unless you have the body of a 12 year old boy) There are a few hoses and other lines that are right in...

When you run the A/C or when you take a shower.

Keep it real simple. Place one battery on 1 and the other on 2 and never touch them.

I just finished all the Spring commissioning today. I will be back in the water on April 1. I can't wait

I only use 1 gallon to do my 330. You should be fine.

Try a 33# claw anchor. It will hold in all of the bottom conditions.

Congrats on the new boat. That 228G is a great boat. My son owns one just like it. It is rock solid. We have been 30 miles offshore and it handled everything we threw at it.

Damn! That is really nice. Sure wish I could put rod holders like that across my 330. Unfortunately, if I did I would never reach the rods.

As long as you are getting a remote control, mount it on the rail as far forward as possible - like on the Bow Sprit rail. Any light mounted on the hardtop will reflect light off the front deck and really make it difficult to see. And - it will screw up your night vision. You want the light...

The goal would be to remove as much water as possible. However with water and freezing, expansion is the enemy. Think of your bilge as a giant ice cube tray. There is plenty room for expansion. An inch or two of water is not going to do any damage.

If you decide to do it, please take plenty of pictures. I would love to see how you do it.

I think they are out of business

I have the same issue on my 2006 330. I asked the factory rep the same question when I saw the new models with the hinged access hatch. He stated they had no plans to retro-fit the previous models. $7 grand? Hell I can buy a lot of caulk for that!